LKMamba-CD: Large Kernel State Space Model for Remote Sensing Change Detection
摘要
Remote sensing change detection (RSCD) requires effective modeling of long-range spatial dependencies and large receptive fields to accurately capture subtle land-cover variations between bi-temporal remote sensing images. However, existing RSCD methods often suffer from limited receptive fields or high computational complexity, constraining their ability to capture large-scale contextual dependencies. To address these challenges, this paper proposes a Large Kernel State Space Model for Change Detection (LKMamba-CD). Within LKMamba-CD, the Large Kernel SS2D Module (LKS) is designed to extract large-scale and long-range feature correlations. The Bi-temporal Change Information Fusion Module (BCIF) is utilized to fuse bi-temporal change information. Meanwhile, the Large Receptive Field Feature Aggregation Module (LRFA) is utilized to extract large-scale land cover feature correlation. Within BCIF and LRFA, LKS serves as the core component, leveraging re-parameterized large kernel convolution and the Mamba architecture to capture long-range dependencies with expansive receptive fields efficiently. Experiments on S2Looking, WHU-CD, and GVLM-CD show that LKMamba achieves the highest F1 of 62.02%, 92.52%, and 87.58%, respectively. The code of LKMamba-CD at https://github.com/kion-86/lkmamba.